Bash scripting

Bash scripting is a method of writing sequences of commands for the Bash shell, a command-line interface used in many operating systems, especially Linux. These scripts automate tasks by executing a series of commands in a specific order. For example, a script can copy files, manipulate data, or manage system processes without manual input. By saving commands in a file with a ".sh" extension, users can run complex tasks simply by executing the script, improving efficiency and accuracy in managing systems and workflows. It’s widely used by developers and system administrators for its flexibility and power.